Love this, such a feeling of uncertainty and waiting, that baseline is the secret star

upstate (test)

Piloni DJ Set @ MoonWalk Festival
The New Echo Lake Resort
September 2023

Piloni @ MoonWalk Festival At Echo Lake, NY 2023-09-02

Remade one of my favorites from The Doors!

Painting:
John Atkinson Grimshaw, Canny Glasgow, 1887

Cars Hiss By My Window

This track started with an acoustic riff I wrote a while back, and I finally decided to turn it into a full song. I spent two nights figuring out how to properly record acoustic guitar with my AKG P220 condenser mic, and after a lot of trial and error, I recorded five layers of acoustic guitar, one bass track, and a lead guitar layer. Drums were made in Ableton.

The song took on a deeper meaning as I wrote it—reflecting on everything happening in the world right now. From political tensions in the U.S. to the war in Ukraine (where I was born), there’s a lot of uncertainty. But beyond global events, this track is also for anyone struggling personally. I hope it offers even a small sense of hope and positivity.

If this were a film score, it would fit a quiet, introspective moment—when the world feels overwhelming, but hope still lingers.

Instruments Used:
Yamaha FG800J Acoustic Guitar
Fender Black Stratocaster
Ibanez Soundgear Semi-Hollow Bass Guitar
AKG P220 Condenser Mic
Ableton drums
Let me know what you think!

🎧 Full track available now.

Disclaimer: Visual representation of the song was created by AI; all the music was created by a human.

Hashtags:
#52WeeksLater #IHopeWereOkay #AcousticMusic #HopefulMelodies #MusicForUncertainTimes

Track 9 of 52: I Hope We’re Okay | A Song for Uncertain Times

Drop G jams, Chapman Baritone, Dimarzio, TONEX, helix, reaper

Paracusia

Churn

https://soundcloud.com/justemmaoffical
Germany
| 03-07-2016

Mezcla 39 / Just Emma / Akumandra

Hip Hop Beat With Arpeggio In D

In this episode, bassist Justin Chancellor of Tool joins us to talk about the release of their brand new and long-awaited album, Fear Inoculum. Justin discusses the band’s unique songwriting process, his thoughts on finally releasing their music on streaming services, how he initially turned down the offer to join Tool, and much more. 

Referenced in the episode:

Tool's music: https://ernieb.al/2lGQRRl

Justin's bass strings: https://ernieb.al/2AQQ7hc

Ernie Ball Axis Capo: https://ernieb.al/2YurJf8

Intro Music: Lightning from a Gun by Eat The Wolf

Outro Music: The Vacant Shapes

Justin Chancellor of Tool

Fly me above the clouds

Exploring the infinite abyss of spiritualism and growth through fatherhood, creativity, and sound. Each track is a reflection of personal evolution—a journey of emotion, exploration, and connection.

Track 9 of 52: I Hope We’re Okay | A Song for Uncertain Times

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